SubArcticTundra @ SubArcticTundra @lemmy.ml

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There's also benefits to being closer to money to show value

Ah that's a good tip actually

Meeting people pays the best dividends in life.

Mmm well said. That makes sense

You are falling into a trap a lot of young, smart people do. You are assuming that knowledge and intelligence is what you need to succeed.

Thank you for telling me this

IT and cybersecurity also fit this bill, though they do tend to follow your graph.

You're right! These kinds of jobs were the ones I was initially looking at (the cliche that engineers make good money is true but you're right, the diminishing returns do start to kick in)

Oh I see, I will keep this in mind. Yeah I suspected that any jobs that got you super good money were not because of the knowledge but because of playing the game/luck.

Yup! Well infered. My bad for not writing that in.

The way I expected it to work when I was younger

X would be hardness of job and y would be salary

I have been thinking about a social network that would match you with other people who want to engage in activism (protests, writing to reps, starting petitions). I imagine that what often stops people is that they feel like the only ones.

He is embracing Rasta culture

Tomado tomarto

Is there a field where that red curve is flipped so that each extra aquired unit of expertise earns you exponentially more money?

It's Albanian. I was reading a news story the other week about a guy who wanted to import one through Albania.

Those look like Albanian number plates to me. I was reading about this guy tho other week.

DeinVer fichtl's lied starts playing

Oh no we've been made redundant

Ah yes I'm gesture typing as we speak

Am Czech, the average person is genuinely better off today (at least materially) than during communism. You would need to wait years to get a telephone, car, or TV

Enjoy the hotdogs

I just wish it integrated with my Android keyboard

Hahaha